One hour on the eyes that look tired even when you're not
A cooling hydrogel patch that seals caffeine, peptides and collagen against the thinnest skin on your face instead of letting them evaporate — so the puffiness, the shadow and the fine lines are visibly softer before your makeup goes on.
- It seals. A cream evaporates. An occlusive hydrogel holds caffeine, peptides and collagen against the skin for a full hour. An eye cream is mostly gone into the air within a minute.
- Layer it over the serum you already own. Put your serum on first and the patch on top. It seals it in instead of letting it dry off, and that is how most women get their best result.
- Built for the three things you actually see. Morning puffiness, the shadow concealer sits inside, and the fine lines at the outer corner. Not vague anti-ageing — the three things you look at.
- Nothing that stings the thinnest skin you have. Fragrance-free. No acids, no retinol, nothing that stings or peels the most delicate skin on your face.
“Among the most effective at-home eye treatments currently gaining attention online.”BuzzFeed
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What women saw for themselves
Consumer test, 849 participants, once daily for 15 days.
An eye cream evaporates. A patch cannot.
You have already bought the eye creams. The small heavy jars, the ones that cost more per millilitre than anything else in the bathroom. You pat one on with your ring finger, and within about a minute most of it has gone into the air rather than into you.
The skin under your eye is the thinnest on your body and it dries fastest, which is exactly why a cream struggles there. A hydrogel patch closes that route off. It sits sealed for an hour, so the caffeine, the peptides and the collagen have nowhere to go except down. That is the entire difference, and it is why you can see it the same morning rather than in six weeks.
How it works
Three things happen in the hour it sits on your skin.
It seals
The hydrogel closes the area off completely. Nothing evaporates into the air the way it does thirty seconds after you pat on an eye cream, so the actives have nowhere to go but down.
It de-puffs
Caffeine and marine extracts tighten the vessels under thin eye skin and move the fluid that pooled there overnight. This is the part you see first, and it is why morning is the right time to use them.
It plumps
Hydrolysed collagen and hyaluronic acid at several molecular weights sit in the crease rather than on top of it. Fine lines look shorter because the skin around them is full, and concealer stops settling into them.
Three things, and you already know which one is yours
Nobody buys eye patches out of curiosity. Women buy them for the puffiness that is there every single morning before they have done anything, the shadow that concealer settles into instead of covering, or the lines at the outer corner that only ever show up in daylight photographs.
- Morning puffiness. The swelling that is there before you have done anything at all.
- Dark circles. The shadow concealer sits inside instead of covering.
- Crow's feet. The lines at the outer corner that only daylight photos find.
Three women, three different problems
“I literally gasped when I looked in the mirror”
I used these before a work Zoom call and couldn’t believe the difference. My under-eye bags were gone and my fine lines looked so much smoother. My colleagues kept asking if I’d had a treatment. I’ve tried every eye cream on the market and nothing compares to seeing it in an hour.
“My eyes look like I slept ten hours”
As a working mum with two toddlers I rarely get enough sleep. These are my secret weapon for looking human again. I put them on during my morning coffee, and by the time I’m doing my makeup my eyes look like I slept ten hours.
“The science actually works — I’m a convert”
As a dermatologist I’m sceptical of most at-home treatments. But the peptide concentrations in these are impressive and the results speak for themselves. I now recommend them to patients who want professional-grade results without the office visit.
Questions women actually ask
Which way round do they go?
Thin end towards your nose, wide end out towards the temple. That way the widest part of the patch covers the outer corner where crow's feet sit, and the thin end tucks into the inner corner without touching your lash line. Sit them just below the lash line, not on it. If you feel it in your eye it is too high.
Can I use it with my eye serum?
Yes, and it works better that way. Put your serum on first and the patch on top. The hydrogel seals it in instead of letting it dry off, which is the whole reason a patch beats a cream. Most women get their best result doing exactly this.
Will I see anything the first time?
The de-puffing, yes, and usually within the hour. That is the caffeine and it is immediate. The brightness and the fine lines are slower and belong to the women still using them two or three mornings a week a month later.
How often should I use them?
Two or three mornings a week is the honest answer for most women, plus the morning of anything that gets photographed. A box of eight pairs lasts about three weeks at that rate.
My eyes are sensitive. Will these sting?
There are no acids and no retinol in them, which is what usually stings thin eye skin. The hydrogel is fragrance-free. If your skin reacts to everything, put one on your inner arm first.
What if it does nothing for me?
Send it back within 30 days and we refund you, opened boxes included. You are risking the postage, nothing else.
30 nights to change your mind
Use them. Take a photo of one eye before and after if you want proof of your own. If they do nothing for you, send the box back and we refund every cent, opened or not.
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